The start of this route is the crux in my opinion. The offwidth portion takes a nice #3 camalot where you want it so you can save you big gear #3.5+ for the upper easy flake. If you don't have the big gear, you will likely feel comfortable running out the upper easy flake because you can't really fall out of it, you'll see. There's also a piton in there toward the top. There's belay anchors at the top, but you're best off walking off.

Lots of fun, aesthetic line, and great range of styles in the climbing. Good protection. I agree with Jeremy Steck's comment.

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Crux is at the bottom, use your gear well there. Footwork on the well-featured face keeps the climbing easy. Pin in upper portion can substitute wide gear through the second half. Awkward anchors if TR setup is not well constructed.

Beautiful arcing flake, very well protected, a recommended beginner lead. Agreed that the crux is the initial offwidth. Bringing a #5 cam is very helpful for the (easy) ramp section above the lil roof.